time reversal symmetry in nuclear physics
Time reversal symmetry in nuclear physics refers to the principle that the laws governing nuclear interactions remain unchanged even if time is reversed. This means that these interactions would unfold exactly the same way if time were to run backwards, implying a symmetry between the forward and backward direction of time.
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